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github twitter google+ s am c roft full-stack developer loading json data into an ionic app using angular js’ $http service may, 2016 39 comments tweet filed in : angular , apps , ionic , json several years ago i wrote an article about loading data into a phonegap app . the article detailed using jquery’s $ajax method to load json data into a simple phonegap app. people are still commenting on this article today, so i figured i’d write an up to date version on the same subject, but based around ionic. i’ve been working with ionic a lot of last couple of months. i love it. using it has gotten me all excited again about hybrid app development. so i thought i’d get back into writing and talk about how i use angular js’ $http service to load data into an ionic app. (more…) quick tip: return from functions as soon as possible april, 2015 0 comments tweet filed in : best practices , coding , programming , uncategorized i wish i could recall where i first read about this programming approach, it’s something that has made my code much more readable over the last few years and i’d love to credit the author. avoid heavily indented/pointy code, return as soon as possible the idea is simple; whenever you’re using conditional statements, always return (or throw an exception) as soon as possible to avoid complex nested if/else blocks. (more…) a git and github strategy for forking your own repository to create customer versions of a core application april, 2015 0 comments tweet filed in : git , github , librarygame , productivity , uncategorized when i first started writing the specification for and developing librarygame in late 2011 i had only been using git and github for about a year. although i was pretty new to source control i had read vincent driessen’s fantastic write up on a successful git branching model . it’s a superb read and something i still refer back to, and recommend to new git users, today. i became very comfortable using branches for features, hotfixes and releases but i was a bit confused how this could work with multiple forked repositories of the same application. skip the story : show me the solution to give a little bit of background; librarygame, a web application devised and owned by my company running in the halls , is a gamification platform for libraries. it takes a user’s activity in the library (after they have signed up and agreed) and awards them points and achievements depending on how often/when they have visited, the number of books/type of books they borrow and if they return books on time. it does a fair bit more than that, but that’s the basics. (more…) tutorial: using php's json encode and decode functions to handle data sent to and from your app march, 2014 10 comments tweet filed in : api , apps , json , phonegap , php , uncategorized json makes dealing with data in your app exceptionally easy and manageable. the best part about json is you can look at it and understand it. it’s not like the confusing spaghetti dom that you get with xml, it’s a lean minimal representation of your data. if you’re dealing with chunks of data in your app, you want to be using json . so while your app will happily eat up all the json you can throw at it, you still need to make it in the first place – and/or have a server side app that is capable of reading it. if, like me, you use php to handle things on a server then things are pretty straightforward. you can use php’s json_encode and json_decode functions. encode will take your arrays, or objects, and create a json string of your data. while decode will take a json string, sent from your app, and turn it into an array or object. (more…) quick tip: using html5 localstorage to store json objects on a device in your phonegap app july, 2013 66 comments tweet filed in : android , cordova , ios , javascript , json , phonegap , uncategorized i’ve written a couple of articles about loading remote data into phonegap apps (sans framework), but i haven’t mentioned a good little method of storing that data on the device so you don’t need to request it from a server again. this is a quick tip for how you can do that. of course, it depends on the type of data that you are loading from your server in the first place. you wouldn’t necessarily want to store data that would be out of date quickly – such as share prices or live sports scores. but there will certainly be times when you want to save the data you’ve just loaded for use at a later time, without having to load it again. (more…) using javascript's transitionend event to maintain event control when handling sequential css transitions in a phonegap app march, 2013 12 comments tweet filed in : cordova , javascript , jquery , phonegap , uncategorized it’s pretty simple to create animations with css3’s transition and animation properties. and the ability to hardware accelerate these effects gives you a lot of power to create a phonegap app ui with a native feel. one issue i sometimes run into is firing an event after a transition has completed and/or chaining multiple transitions to occur one after another while keeping event control at the same time. i’m not talking about an overly complex series of animations, i just mean dealing with a couple of a transitions that occur one after another. there are two methods that i use in these situations. (more…) my article for adobe's appliness magazine: loading data into, and posting data from, a phonegap app october, 2012 53 comments tweet filed in : android , apps , cordova , ios , jquery , json , mysql , phonegap , php , uncategorized , zepto in september we tweeted a photo at rith of a phonegap app we’d been working on . the photo showed the app running on quite a few ios and android phones and an ipad. one html5 app, running perfectly on many devices, all with different resolutions and pixel densities. following a retweet by phonegap we were contacted by adobe’s new magazine, appliness , to see if we’d like to write an article for their october issue. i jumped at the chance. (more…) responsive button feedback in phonegap apps: a better alternative to -webkit-tap-highlight-color september, 2012 24 comments tweet filed in : android , apps , cordova , css , ios , phonegap , uncategorized , zepto i don’t think i’m alone when i say that the most important thing with a phonegap app is that it feels responsive to a users touch. it goes without saying that the easiest argument that web/hybrid app neigh-sayers have is touch response lag. the first thing they’re going to point fingers at and tweet to their native compadres is how many milliseconds it takes for a button to light up when it is touched. (more…) how to elegantly handle errors in a phonegap app by using device api native notifications july, 2012 26 comments tweet filed in : android , apps , cordova , ios , jquery , phonegap , uncategorized making use of the device api is what makes phonegap so brilliant. what’s equally brilliant is how simple it is to integrate some of these functions within your app. one of these functions is the native notification which can be used in place of, or in addition to, any error messages that you might need to display in your app. (more…) essential web and app development tools that i use every day june, 2012 20 comments tweet filed in : apps , project management , rith , tools , uncategorized i love seeing what tools people use throughout a project lifecycle. finding a tool that you can use every day is a great feeling. i thought i’d share what i use during a project and pretty much every day at rith : (more…) popular articles updated: loading external data into an ios phonegap app using jquery 1.5 372 comments posting data from a phonegap app to a server using jquery 188 comments loading external data into a phonegap app using the jquery jsonp plugin for cross-domain access 71 comments quick tip: using html5 localstorage to store json objects on a device in your phonegap app 66 comments articles by category phonegap tuto

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